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The vast majority of students will be going off to university with at least a mobile phone. Many more will also have at least one other gadget such as a tablet, ipad or laptop computer. When you are reliant on your gadget for your university work as well as staying in touch with family and friends, having a good gadget insurance can insure that, should the worst happen, you will not be without your phone or tablet for too long.
You may have insurance for possessions included with your halls of residence but often this does not cover your more expensive items such as your laptop or mobile phone. You can take out separate gadget insurance to cover these.
Universities rely more and more on the internet for all of their courses - from online teaching to emailing students with course information. Students need access to their timetables, university information such as library access and most coursework is submitted online. It is very hard to be a student in 2024 without having access to a computer of some description.
The days where our mobile phone was just for calling people are long gone. Your phone can store coursework details, gig tickets, your emails, your music as well as your precious photos. With mobile phones having greater capability, they are also becoming more expensive to replace if they are damaged.
Many people no longer leave home with a bank card, instead relying on payment methods over their phone. If you lose your phone or it is stolen, it can be a real headache. With mobile phone insurance in place, you can protect yourself against unauthorised usage as well as ensuring that you can get a replacement as soon as possible.
Many students will also want to take a break overseas and the good news is that there is a good selection of gadget insurers who can also cover your gadgets if you take them away on holiday or on a field trip abroad. If you have a longer trip planned then you may want to look at those insurers who can cover you for the time you are out of the UK.
This content was last reviewed on 26/11/2024